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Random list of the day: Greatest fights in Bay Area sports history
A skirmish, fracas, dust-up, brouhaha, kerfuffle, donnybrook, hootenanny, whatever you want to call it, everyone loves a good sports fight.
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![Warriors tried to trade Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson for Chris Paul in 2011 [report]](https://cdn.socast.io/6616/sites/82/2020/04/16150931/Stephen-Curry-Klay-Thompson-Chris-Paul.png)
Warriors tried to trade Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson for Chris Paul in 2011 [report]
Light years ahead, or just plain lucky?
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Former partners suing Ayesha Curry for more than $10 million
A celebrity branding company on Wednesday sued Ayesha Curry, the food and lifestyle personality and wife of NBA star Stephen Curry, seeking more than $10 million for breach of contract.
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Gov. Newsom forecasts bad news for California sports
He also laid out a six-point checklist that must be fulfilled before reopening the state.
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Karl-Anthony Towns’ mom dies from coronavirus; Warriors join mourning
The latest face of the coronavirus pandemic is Jacqueline Towns.
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![Rudy Gobert-Donovan Mitchell relationship ‘unsalvageable’ after coronavirus [report]](https://cdn.socast.io/6616/sites/82/2020/04/10133449/Donovan-Mitchell-Rudy-Gobert.png)
Rudy Gobert-Donovan Mitchell relationship ‘unsalvageable’ after coronavirus [report]
If you thought that Rudy Gobert’s recklessness in the days before contracting the coronavirus was going to be water under the bridge for his teammates, think again.
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Zach Collins says he’s still experiencing fallout from verbal spat with Klay Thompson
On February 13 of last year, Zach Collins became a household name to Warriors fans everywhere. That’s what happens when you become the first player in history to set off the typically stoic Klay Thompson.
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Steph Curry ‘meets’ Oakland nurses in touching FaceTime
One nurse wears his jersey under her scrubs.
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ESPN has Warriors taking Edwards in latest mock, believe a different guard is better fit
With the worst record in the league in an NBA regular season that is looking less and less likely to continue, the Warriors have the best odds of receiving the No. 1 pick at 14 percent, tied with the Cavaliers and Timberwolves.
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Marcus Thompson breaks down which Warriors team was worst of all time
What made them especially bad is that the roster had no business finishing with just 17 wins, as Thompson explained to Papa & Lund on Monday.
